Lakon people

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The Lakon people are an indigenous ethnic group of northern Vanuatu, known for their distinct Oceanic language, traditional kastom practices, and village-based social organization on Gaua Island.

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Lakon people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
associatedWith Lakon language area
continent Oceania
country Vanuatu NERFINISHED
countryOfficialLanguage Bislama NERFINISHED
English NERFINISHED
French
culturalHeritage ceremonial exchange
oral traditions
traditional dance
culturalPractice kastom
culturalRegion North Vanuatu cultural area NERFINISHED
economy fishing
small-scale cash cropping
subsistence agriculture
environment coastal marine ecosystems
tropical rainforest
volcanic island landscape
hasCustomaryInstitution chiefly system
clan-based organization
hasSettlementPattern coastal villages
inland villages
isPartOf Melanesian peoples
language Lakon language
languageFamily Austronesian languages
Oceanic languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Gaua Island NERFINISHED
Torba Province NERFINISHED
northern Vanuatu
region Banks Islands NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
socialOrganization village-based communities
traditionalHousing thatched houses
traditionalReligion indigenous Melanesian beliefs
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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Lakon spokenBy Lakon people